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Gakuran Fighting Styles: All Styles, Best Picks & Tier List

Looking for all Gakuran fighting styles or a tier list? Start here: compare obtainable Roblox styles by official Trello rarity, then read each style's verified perks. This is an obtainability map—not a competitive PvP ranking.

All Gakuran fighting styles: official rarity tier list

This is the complete official rarity and availability comparison, not a PvP power ranking. Open a style's details to inspect the source-backed role and perks before spending a reroll.

Kyokushin KarateLegendary 1%

Obtainable via the official style roll; listed in the Legendary 1% group.

The official list confirms availability and rarity; open the source detail for any published role or perks.

Compare Kyokushin Karate with other styles
CapoeiraLegendary 1%

Obtainable via the official style roll. Listed in the Legendary / 1% group on the Trello Fighting Styles list (rarest official group).

Mobile grappler: ragdoll M2s, bonus guardbreak damage, and shorter dash cooldown.

Compare Capoeira with other styles
WrestlingLegendary 1%

Obtainable via the official style roll. Listed in the Legendary / 1% group on the Trello Fighting Styles list (rarest official group).

Pure grappler: M2 is a grab-and-slam with hyperarmor, plus the board's top grapple-clash chance.

Compare Wrestling with other styles
HakariLegendary 1%

Obtainable via the official style roll. The board groups Hakari in the Legendary / 1% group on the Trello Fighting Styles list (rarest official group).

Combo finisher: a full uninterrupted M1 string unlocks a short window where the next M2 hits for 3× damage.

Compare Hakari with other styles
KureLegendary 1%

Obtainable via the official style roll; listed in the Legendary 1% group.

The official list confirms availability and rarity; open the source detail for any published role or perks.

Compare Kure with other styles
BoxingEpic 10%

Obtainable via the official style roll. Listed in the Epic 10% group on the Trello Fighting Styles list.

Defensive counterstriker: M2s pass through incoming hits via Untouchable iFrames, and perfect blocks shave M2 cooldown.

Compare Boxing with other styles
LethweiEpic 10%

Obtainable via the official style roll; listed in the Epic 10% group.

The official list confirms availability and rarity; open the source detail for any published role or perks.

Compare Lethwei with other styles
StrikerEpic 10%

Obtainable via the official style roll; listed in the Epic 10% group.

The official list confirms availability and rarity; open the source detail for any published role or perks.

Compare Striker with other styles
KickboxingUncommon/Rare 30%

Obtainable via the official style roll; listed in the Uncommon/Rare 30% group.

The official list confirms availability and rarity; open the source detail for any published role or perks.

Compare Kickboxing with other styles
Muay ThaiUncommon/Rare 30%

Obtainable via the official style roll. Listed in the Uncommon/Rare 30% group on the Trello Fighting Styles list.

Pressure grappler: Ragdoll M2s, extra posture damage, the highest published chip and grapple-clash numbers on the board.

Compare Muay Thai with other styles
SluggerUncommon/Rare 30%

Obtainable via the official style roll. Listed in the Uncommon/Rare 30% group on the Trello Fighting Styles list.

All-in trading: hits harder, but the Unstable perk explicitly takes more damage in return.

Compare Slugger with other styles
KarateUncommon/Rare 30%

Obtainable via the official style roll. Listed in the Uncommon/Rare 30% group on the Trello Fighting Styles list.

Parry-driven pressure: a timed parry briefly boosts posture regen and a landed M2 refunds posture.

Compare Karate with other styles
BasicCommon 59%

Obtainable via the official style roll. Listed in the Common 59% group on the Trello Fighting Styles list.

Defensive fundamentals: a Counterstrike boost after a perfect parry, faster posture recovery, and a moderate grapple-clash chance.

Compare Basic with other styles

Best for beginners

If you searched for the “best” style as a new player, prioritize learning the shared combat loop before chasing rare rolls. The Common rarity group is the official board's most obtainable set—use it while you practice attacks, blocking, and posture on the How to Fight page.

  • Basic — common starting point while fundamentals click.

Before you reroll a fighting style

  1. Review the current Controls so you can actually test blocking, parrying, dashing, and M2 timing.
  2. Practice the shared combat loop on How to Fight; rarity does not establish a better PvP result.
  3. Compare the official rarity, availability, and source-backed perks above, then use the reroll guidance only if the documented trade-off is worth the resource.

Obtainable Fighting Styles

These groups follow the order and rarity labels on the official Gakuran Trello board. Select a linked style for its synced Guide Page; a plain name means the Trello card does not currently have enough content for a dedicated page.

Legendary 1%

Epic 10%

Uncommon/Rare 30%

Common 59%

Rarity tiers (not a PvP tier list)

Source and scope: The labels and percentages below come from the official Trello Fighting Styles list. Treat this as the site's honest stand-in for “tier list” searches: obtainability and roll chance only—not win-rate ranks. Roll rates, availability, and balance can change.
Common 59%Most common official group

Basic

Uncommon/Rare 30%Mid-range roll chance

Kickboxing, Muay Thai, Slugger, Karate

Epic 10%Low roll chance

Boxing, Lethwei, Striker

Legendary 1%Rarest official group

Kyokushin Karate, Capoeira, Wrestling, Hakari, Kure

PvP ranking: Unranked / uncertain. Rarity does not prove combat strength. Practice timing, blocking, parrying, stamina management, and matchups before rerolling based on a community tier list.

Sourced style attributes (status, rarity, acquisition, playstyle)

Every row below traces back to the corresponding fighting-styles card on the official Gakuran Trello board. Attributes are pulled verbatim from the card's desc block or from the card's position on the list; no PvP power rating, no invented tier, no community tier import. Use this table as a what-the-source-says summary, then open each style's Guide Page for the full description and GIFs.

How to read this table: Status reflects the board's Obtainable vs Unreleased/Unrollable placement, not whether the style is currently strong. Rarity is the official roll-chance group, not a power rank. Acquisition only states what the card itself says — until the board publishes more, "obtainable via the official style roll" is the documented answer for every obtainable style.Playstyle is a short paraphrase of the card's perks; expand the row to see the perks themselves.

BasicCommon 59%Obtainable
Rarity
Common 59%
Status
Obtainable
Acquisition
Obtainable via the official style roll. Listed in the Common 59% group on the Trello Fighting Styles list.
Playstyle
Defensive fundamentals: a Counterstrike boost after a perfect parry, faster posture recovery, and a moderate grapple-clash chance.
Strengths (perks)
  • Counterstrike — +5% damage on your next attack after a perfect block.
  • Swift Recovery — +15% posture regeneration rate.
  • Guard Pierce II — 15% block chip damage.
  • Resilience II — 25% chance to clash into a grapple.
Weaknesses
  • No damaging burst perks; relies on counterplay rather than raw offence.
Beginner suitability
Common tier — fitting for new players.

Detail page: Basic Guide Page

Muay ThaiUncommon/Rare 30%Obtainable
Rarity
Uncommon/Rare 30%
Status
Obtainable
Acquisition
Obtainable via the official style roll. Listed in the Uncommon/Rare 30% group on the Trello Fighting Styles list.
Playstyle
Pressure grappler: Ragdoll M2s, extra posture damage, the highest published chip and grapple-clash numbers on the board.
Strengths (perks)
  • Powerful — M2s ragdoll opponents on hit.
  • Crushing Force II — +15% posture damage.
  • Guard Pierce V — 30% block chip damage.
  • Resilience V — 55% chance to clash into a grapple.
Weaknesses
  • Top-tier clash chance only matters when you actually enter grapple range.
Beginner suitability
Mid-rarity tier — best after fundamentals feel consistent.

Detail page: Muay Thai Guide Page

SluggerUncommon/Rare 30%Obtainable
Rarity
Uncommon/Rare 30%
Status
Obtainable
Acquisition
Obtainable via the official style roll. Listed in the Uncommon/Rare 30% group on the Trello Fighting Styles list.
Playstyle
All-in trading: hits harder, but the Unstable perk explicitly takes more damage in return.
Strengths (perks)
  • Unstable — Deal 30% more damage but take 10% more damage.
  • Guard Pierce V MAX — 30% block chip damage.
  • Resilience III — 45% chance to clash into a grapple.
Weaknesses
  • Unstable's extra damage-taken side penalty means mistakes compound.
Beginner suitability
Mid-rarity tier — best after fundamentals feel consistent.

Detail page: Slugger Guide Page

KarateUncommon/Rare 30%Obtainable
Rarity
Uncommon/Rare 30%
Status
Obtainable
Acquisition
Obtainable via the official style roll. Listed in the Uncommon/Rare 30% group on the Trello Fighting Styles list.
Playstyle
Parry-driven pressure: a timed parry briefly boosts posture regen and a landed M2 refunds posture.
Strengths (perks)
  • Powerful — M2s ragdoll the victim on hit.
  • Steady Nerves — perfect blocking increases posture regen by 15% for 3 seconds.
  • Balanced Strike — landing an M2 refunds 25% of your posture.
  • Guard Pierce II — 15% block chip damage.
  • Resilience II — 25% chance to clash into a grapple.
Weaknesses
  • Steady Nerves and Balanced Strike reward parry timing, not raw aggression.
Beginner suitability
Mid-rarity tier — best after fundamentals feel consistent.

Detail page: Karate Guide Page

BoxingEpic 10%Obtainable
Rarity
Epic 10%
Status
Obtainable
Acquisition
Obtainable via the official style roll. Listed in the Epic 10% group on the Trello Fighting Styles list.
Playstyle
Defensive counterstriker: M2s pass through incoming hits via Untouchable iFrames, and perfect blocks shave M2 cooldown.
Strengths (perks)
  • Untouchable — M2s gain iFrames (uninterruptible).
  • Perfect Reflex — perfect blocks reduce the M2 cooldown by 1 second.
  • Guard Pierce III — 20% block chip damage.
Weaknesses
  • Heavy attack must be parried or dodged because opponents cannot damage an Untouchable user mid-M2 (per the card note).
Beginner suitability
Unverified by the official source; treat as advanced until the developers publish guidance.

Detail page: Boxing Guide Page

CapoeiraLegendary 1%Obtainable
Rarity
Legendary 1%
Status
Obtainable
Acquisition
Obtainable via the official style roll. Listed in the Legendary / 1% group on the Trello Fighting Styles list (rarest official group).
Playstyle
Mobile grappler: ragdoll M2s, bonus guardbreak damage, and shorter dash cooldown.
Strengths (perks)
  • Powerful — M2 ragdolls the victim on hit.
  • Heavy Hitter I — +5% guardbreak damage (M1 / M2).
  • Guard Pierce II — 15% block chip damage.
  • Ginga — Dash cooldown is 25% shorter.
Weaknesses
  • Legendary roll chance — the official 1% group is the rarest tier on the board.
Beginner suitability
Unverified by the official source; treat as advanced until the developers publish guidance.

Detail page: Capoeira Guide Page

WrestlingLegendary 1%Obtainable
Rarity
Legendary 1%
Status
Obtainable
Acquisition
Obtainable via the official style roll. Listed in the Legendary / 1% group on the Trello Fighting Styles list (rarest official group).
Playstyle
Pure grappler: M2 is a grab-and-slam with hyperarmor, plus the board's top grapple-clash chance.
Strengths (perks)
  • Takedown — M2 grabs opponents and slams them for 1.5× damage (hyperarmor; uninterruptible except by parry or dodge).
  • Heavy Hitter III (MAX) — +15% guardbreak damage (M1 / M2).
  • Guard Pierce II — 15% block chip damage.
  • Resilience V — 55% chance to clash into a grapple.
Weaknesses
  • Takedown is interruptible by parry or dodge, even though it has hyperarmor.
  • Legendary roll chance — the official 1% group is the rarest tier on the board.
Beginner suitability
Unverified by the official source; treat as advanced until the developers publish guidance.

Detail page: Wrestling Guide Page

HakariLegendary 1%Obtainable
Rarity
Legendary 1%
Status
Obtainable
Acquisition
Obtainable via the official style roll. The board groups Hakari in the Legendary / 1% group on the Trello Fighting Styles list (rarest official group).
Playstyle
Combo finisher: a full uninterrupted M1 string unlocks a short window where the next M2 hits for 3× damage.
Strengths (perks)
  • Powerful — M2s ragdoll opponents on hit.
  • Momentum Rush — full M1 combo without stun grants a 7s window where M2 deals 3× damage.
  • Guard Pierce II — 15% block chip damage.
Weaknesses
  • Momentum Rush requires landing the full M1 string without being stunned.
Beginner suitability
Unverified by the official source; treat as advanced until the developers publish guidance.

Detail page: Hakari Guide Page

Unreleased or Unrollable Styles

The official Trello places these below its unreleased/unrollable marker. They are excluded from the obtainable overview and from the rarity comparison.

Kure's Trello card also has a synced Kure Guide Page — the landing page above is the canonical home for Kure searches.

Frequently Asked Questions

What is the best fighting style in Gakuran?
There is no official, stable PvP ranking in the synced Trello data. For beginners, start with a Common style such as Basic while you learn fundamentals, then compare other styles from their Guide Pages. Rarity is about roll chance, not proven strength.
What is the best Gakuran fighting style for beginners?
Start with a Common style such as Basic while you learn the shared combat loop on the How to Fight page. Unlock rarer styles after fundamentals feel consistent.
What are all the fighting styles in Gakuran?
Use the obtainable styles list below to see every style grouped by the official Common, Uncommon/Rare, Epic, and Legendary rarity tiers. Open a linked Style Guide Page for moves and perks.
Is there a Gakuran tier list?
This page is the site's tier-list landing: it shows official Trello rarity tiers for obtainability. It does not publish an S–F PvP power list, because the official board does not provide one and community ranks go stale after balance changes.
Does Legendary mean strongest?
No. Legendary is the official Trello rarity and roll-chance group, not a power rating. A rarer style is harder to obtain, but this page does not claim it is stronger.
Why is there no S-to-F PvP tier list?
The official source does not provide one, and community rankings can become outdated after balance changes. Styles remain explicitly unranked for PvP until a reliable, current source supports a comparison.
Where can I see a style's moves and perks?
Open that style's linked Style Guide Page. Those Trello-synced pages remain the detail source of truth; this page only organizes availability and rarity.
Is Kure obtainable right now?
Yes. The official board lists Kure inside the Obtainable Styles section, in the Legendary / 1% rarity group — the same roll pool as Capoeira and Wrestling. The dedicated Kure landing page tracks this status — open it from the related guides for the verified perk list.
What is the ??? / 0.075% group?
It is the board's secret-style group: styles published without a revealed name, at a 0.075% roll chance. Ali and Wingchun are listed there on the current board. Treat them as extremely rare obtainable styles; the board has not published their full perk sets outside their cards.